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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
3
A fashion feature extols negligees as personal expression for every woman. It highlights summer styles from chiffon and crepe de chine to satin trousers with chiffon blouses, emphasizing color, drapery, and antique influences while noting home sewing as a practical option.
The article notes plain straight kimonos for ready wear and warmth, printed silks and chintz for stylish robes, and lined options to heighten color schemes. It highlights washable fabrics for bed jackets and boudoir accessories like slippers and caps, emphasizing comfort and looks for recovery days.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soap and Ointment. The powder is described as exquisite for face skin baby and dusting and is offered at 25 cents each everywhere.
A joke exchanges between a judge and Mandy about income tax for a husband with no income. Mandy suggests forcing him to work to create taxable income, reflecting Charity for both victims of a wedding should begin at home in a light magazine piece.
A new portable and stationary tool for setting screws and nuts runs on a self contained electric motor. The portable model operates from a electric light socket and the stationary version can operate from the line if available. The dryer mechanism uses a multi disk clutch with adjustable settings and a positive clutch that kicks out when the disk is released, allowing tool removal and replacement while the motor runs.
A brief dialogue shows a tramp claiming happiness in marriage once and a lady provoking with a follow up. The tramp reveals his wife was not happy, humorously contrasting their views on matrimony.
A San Francisco Chronicle fragment notes the author of the saying Joy cometh in the morning lived in an era without alarm clocks. The item reflects on historical timing and daily life before modern timekeeping.
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